I-LSH inverted TV lift that hides large-format screens in the ceiling
I-LSH, short for Inverted Lift System Heavy, is the Future Automation mechanism that keeps a large television hidden in the ceiling and brings it down when it is time to watch. It is aimed at designers and integrators who need the screen to disappear when it is switched off.
The display is stored above the ceiling line. When a button is pressed the mechanism lowers it vertically until it is in view; after use it carries the screen back up, where it can no longer be seen. Future Automation states smooth, dependable operation and a high level of stability for the screen.
Key features
- Inverted TV lift from the heavy duty series, installed in the ceiling
- Vertical descent of the screen, which retracts fully after use
- Operated by pressing a button
- I-LSH-BE version for a box enclosure
- I-LSH-HF version for an electric flap
- Optional configurations with swivel, telescopic travel and a high-power servo
- Suitable for marine use
Available versions
The mechanism can be ordered in two versions, which differ in the element they are paired with: I-LSH-BE is prepared for a box enclosure, I-LSH-HF for an electric flap. Future Automation offers the I-LSH series in several sizes, so that displays of different formats can be fitted. On request there are configurations with screen swivel, with telescopic travel and with a high-power servo, which make made-to-measure installations possible.
Environments
Future Automation rates I-LSH for indoor use and declares it suitable for marine installation. The settings it is intended for are luxury homes, the marine sector and commercial spaces. For those planning the system, the manufacturer supplies a document that sets out the integration considerations for the mechanism.
